9 Jan 2015 at 21:19 #1 Goucho Goucho Associate Joined 8 Dec 2014 Posts 119 Hi there thinking of getting 32GB ddr4 2400mhz on an x99 board. Which would be best to use? 4x8GB in 4/8 slots OR 8x4GB in 8/8 slots Which would do the best job??
Hi there thinking of getting 32GB ddr4 2400mhz on an x99 board. Which would be best to use? 4x8GB in 4/8 slots OR 8x4GB in 8/8 slots Which would do the best job??
10 Jan 2015 at 09:31 #2 abui1806 abui1806 Associate Joined 5 Mar 2014 Posts 1,129 Location Southampton 4x8Gb for me. Reasons: 1. Less stress to the IMC 2. Opportunity to futher update if needed with the 4 remaining slots. But 8x4Gb looks cooler!
4x8Gb for me. Reasons: 1. Less stress to the IMC 2. Opportunity to futher update if needed with the 4 remaining slots. But 8x4Gb looks cooler!
10 Jan 2015 at 12:00 #4 ginjaninja ginjaninja Associate Joined 30 Jul 2007 Posts 1,281 does 4x8gb ..place the same stress on IMC as 4x4gb?
10 Jan 2015 at 12:11 #5 FredFlint FredFlint Soldato Joined 1 Feb 2006 Posts 3,800 I have tried 4*4, 8*4 and 4*8 and 8*4 and 4*8 performs the same, 4*4 scored less in SiSoftware Sandra memory bandwidth tests. I am now using 4*8GB. Last edited: 10 Jan 2015
I have tried 4*4, 8*4 and 4*8 and 8*4 and 4*8 performs the same, 4*4 scored less in SiSoftware Sandra memory bandwidth tests. I am now using 4*8GB.
13 Jan 2015 at 16:24 #6 ginjaninja ginjaninja Associate Joined 30 Jul 2007 Posts 1,281 ginjaninja said: does 4x8gb ..place the same stress on IMC as 4x4gb? Click to expand... any comments on 8vs4GB RAM sticks affects oc ability.
ginjaninja said: does 4x8gb ..place the same stress on IMC as 4x4gb? Click to expand... any comments on 8vs4GB RAM sticks affects oc ability.